Synonyms for marker
ˈmɑr kərmark·er

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1. markernoun

   A felt-tipped pen.

   Synonyms:
   marker pen

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. markernoun

   some conspicuous object used to distinguish or mark something

   "the buoys were markers for the channel"

   Synonyms:
   mark, marking

2. marker, marking, marknoun

   a distinguishing symbol

   "the owner's mark was on all the sheep"

   Synonyms:
   score, sign, gull, home run, grade, scar, mug, fall guy, mark, grading, brand, stigma, marking, scrape, scratch, sucker, soft touch, print, stain, bell ringer, crisscross, bull's eye, fool, target, patsy, scoring, chump, cross

3. markernoun

   a writing implement for making a mark

   Synonyms:
   mark, marking

Matched Categories

1. • Artifact
   • Symbol
   • Writing Implement

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1. List of paraphrases for "marker":

   markers, bookmark, dialer, placeholder, bookmarks, label, tracer, flag, scoreboard, beacon, indicator, benchmark, marko

Concise Medical Dictionary, by Joseph C Segen, MDRate these synonyms:0.0 / 0 votes

1. marker

   Synonyms:
   Marker An indicator of something else. Sometimes there is an association with a factor that people might think is the cause. However, rather than being the cause, it could just be a marker for the real cause: it just indicates or points to people who are experiencing the real cause as well as the "marker'. Eg, if something happens more frequently among smokers, on occasion this may have nothing to do with the effects of tobacco: smoking could be a marker for something else, such as lower socioeconomic status (because people on lower incomes are more likely to also smoke) www.cochrane.org/cochrane/cngloss.htmSee ACRONYMS

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1. Jeff Huntsinger:

   What's interesting about gifts is that they can act as a marker that we understand the other person.

2. Cynthia Jaqua:

   Electioneering is prohibited within a 100-foot marker. You cannot express views for or against a candidate or political party by wearing buttons, T-shirts, hats, whatever else or carrying signs.

3. Andrew McCabe:

   Andrew McCabe's clearly targeting the person who's filed this complaint that affects Andrew McCabe seriously and is kind of laying the marker down that Andrew McCabe wants this person's identity and Andrew McCabe wants to be able to follow-up on this. So absolutely a total contravention of all the protections for whistleblowers, so you have to ask, was this some sort of a message to all of those folks and indeed a message to all people serving in the government that if they step forward with complaints, they can expect the President to come after them ?

4. Edmund Siau:

   These first few transparent bids or offers are the first steps to encourage greater market participation in using the (Platts) marker to price cargoes.

5. Stephen Belcher:

   We’ve had similar natural events in the past, yet this is the first time we are set to reach the 1 degree marker and it’s clear that it is human influence driving our modern climate into uncharted territory.